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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 252604" data-attributes="member: 23">Yes, they&#039;re two of her most iconic. And again it&#039;s a credit to Victoria&#039;s generous and sharing nature that she didn&#039;t even appear in Two Soups which was the grand finale to the series.&nbsp; She just selected the perfect people to make it work. It&#039;s hilarious. And it seems to get funnier every time I watch. It really holds up to repeated views. Julie said that she could see Celia and Duncan &quot;twitching with suppressed laughter&quot; while they filmed it, and apparently the studio audience laughed so hard and so long they thought they were going to have to stop filming. It&#039;s to their credit that it&#039;s not really noticeable when watching. I think it worked out well that the audience got to laugh while Julie took five minutes to walk across the room so it was out of their system by the time they had dialogue.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 252604, member: 23"] Yes, they're two of her most iconic. And again it's a credit to Victoria's generous and sharing nature that she didn't even appear in [I]Two Soups [/I]which was the grand finale to the series. She just selected the perfect people to make it work. It's hilarious. And it seems to get funnier every time I watch. It really holds up to repeated views. Julie said that she could see Celia and Duncan "twitching with suppressed laughter" while they filmed it, and apparently the studio audience laughed so hard and so long they thought they were going to have to stop filming. It's to their credit that it's not really noticeable when watching. I think it worked out well that the audience got to laugh while Julie took five minutes to walk across the room so it was out of their system by the time they had dialogue. [/QUOTE]

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